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EDUCATIONAL.

HRS. MAMIE ArCn1Nu, IEAt IEk
vi OF piano, guitar and voice culture.
Special rates tn beginners a. Fort cor Second.
WOODBURY. BUSINESS CuLLkGE, 100
W south Spring Street, Las Angeles, Cal
For in formato address f. G. WOODBURY.,
Principal, Los Angeles. Cal n27-tf
COMMERCIAL NIGHT SCHOOi-BOUK-
y keeping, penmanship, and arithmetic
thoroughly taught. Room II. Schumacher
Block. l.. B. LAWSON. Principal. n21-tf
rTyHE LOS ANGELES CONSERVATORY OF
| Music. No. 4O6 S. Main street Only in
stitution of the kind in southern California.
Every facility for a complete course in
music, art, languages and elucution. Or
chestral instruments taught and furnished.
Also an art studio and materials for pupils.
MRS. EMILY J. VALENTINE, President
n21-tf
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REAL ESTATE

GRAND avenueNice lot s45oo
Grand avenueCorner lot, l20x4S in good locality,
Ocean sieehree haiae
Ocean sree-Corner lot Fsueroa, 05xl76, for $5
Walnut street-tuur lots Main 20x140
Flower see-Cheest lot
Flower Street-Coce lots south Of lico leach
Flower sChoe lots south Pco 50x55 side $1,000
Flower 50x5O
each $4,000
Pearl street.-The lot,
Pearl sreet-Cheap lot Tenth
Villa lracteautiu de $500
Villa lract-fne lot, best side Loveace $4,000
Lon2sree Tiact-lOt Manhattan avenue, $4,000.
Olive srect--An elegant $40 00O
Eleventh sreeTwo lots Williamson Tract EACH $1,000
Offering EE,ANT BRYAN PROPERTY uated
Los
these
Price $1,000 70 5000 easy terms.
Boy lie Eieigsrwo each both $4,000
Boyle all commanding fine and will
soil on terms for $3 000
York street.-The cottage for $1,000.
Tenth nj room house, $6500.
Hill Tenth for $4,000.
Hill treet-Eegant house Twelfth street Tor $l3OOO
Olive ereet-Handsome house for $l2OUO
Heights-Lovely cottage for $4,000
Eleventh street-New cottage for $2SOO
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Spring and FOURTH
Fort street. fee Fort and Fourth, $50 900
Twelfth street, for $21
dssS6s $4,000 20
pera
BRYAN & KEEL SEY.
nov,1,m 81 North Spring Street.
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WY C..PAkKER, NJ. ID OFFICE IN LOS
w. Angeles National Bank building, Cor,
First and spring st Hours. 10 to l2 a. M,
2 to 5 and z tn 9 p. m. Residence corner
Turner and Amelia sis G9-22t
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BRONCHITIS.


AM
al
fatal
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The colored walters can still be
found at the Hotel Oxford and Steph-
enson House.
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,JOR RENr--A NEATLY FURNI,HEb
front room, for gen only, 81 s. Fort
d9-3tt
DOR RkNr-kOOMS AT ThE NEW DEN
II ison. 3l6 South Main sire t, centrall,
located, on the bet $ rect in the city. N ce
" furnishe sunny rooms. Give tae dung
room - trial. d9-tf
INOR RENT-LARGE ROOM FROM THE
L LIST of December, in Jones Block, rs ~.
Spring ST., with an entrHnce on New High
st. Apply MARK e. JONES, room in
building n27-tf
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Imagine millions of these anamnlcul;e in
the nose, throat and lungs, as well as the
minute eustachian tubes leading from tn
nack part Of the throat 10 the midd lie ear
md you will imagine the misery they can
produce. some 60 as far as to- lain thar
nee Insects may penetrate into the hrnin
and thus cause the distressing hesdache that
IS not unirequcntiy present in bad cares OF
catarrh
My method of treatment is to use such
remedies as will destroy these parasites for
local treatment aud mt the same time regt-
late any abnormal condition (such rs i'm
pure blood or disor,lered liver, which will!
pr,dispOse to the development OF the eA.
'arrh germs,l by the proper constitutional
emedles. Every Case will be relieved by
this treatment, patients often seeing inn
provement from one G. eatment To the next
ma every case can be cured where the
blood is not so thoroughly diseased that no
treatment VIII benefit ii. The local treat
| ,nent IL always painless, aud can be used at
homr with very little trouble aud no deteu-
ion from business
Medical Advocates of Myaa La ion
Professor Hueber, of the Berlin University,
on page 296 of his "PIactiee saws: DDS.
eases of the lungs and air-passsg,s present
the proper held for the use OF inhaled RI me-
dies, and the success of inhalat in this
class Of malsdies often seems little short Of
the miraculous" u a
Sir Andrew Stewart, writing on "Pulmon-
AIRY Consumption" says: by this method
inhalaliOnl the proper selected remedies
are made to act on the i'm m ediate seat of
the disease with most favorable results, far
exceed 6 even the claims of the first advo-
Gates of inhalation.
DR.. Fordyce Baker 81 s:"IuhalatiOn when
employed by physician of skill and ex-
perience, yields an ext aor mary large per-
rentage OF cures in diseases of the air pas
sages. 1t is unfortunate that O few ordina
ry practitioners have h d / e training heces
sarv to the use of this method
Dr. Hamilton, Of the London Hospital
for Diseases ot the Chest ON page 100 OF his
work ON Diseases of Respiration" SAYS:
Medical inhalatio with proper constitu-
fional treatment, Affords the only hope In
the great majority of these eases"
Consultation and exam ination fire.
Office Hours: q A. N. o IL H.; 9 to 4P. M:
and7 to 3d. M. Sunday hours . to Ann.
w. N. DAVIS, m. ID.
As 1-2 N. Spring st.
Sos Angeles, Cal.
Over Peoples Store. nI9Im
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WANTED THE PEOPLE 10 KNOW
w that the Porter and anu Water Com
many sells the cheapest and best land in San
Fernando VALLEY with water in any guam.
tiry desired by purchaser. Magnificent fruit
land and climate superb. Go see for your
selves. good people, and you will be con
WINGED. Aprlv Office First and Spring streets.
or at San Fernando r20 I'm
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CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.

oil bon
bronchitis
uncommouly the
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n
Consul iiu
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consul PTION.


to
do
t"NsuLTaTtoN mel regard tothei
ii
M HILTON WILLIAMS, M, D.
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G1A REWARD-STRAYkD OR STO iEN-
oAO From the residence of J. A. Booty,
un Adams street, about one mile ana half
west from FigHeroa, on Tuesday ngkt, the
10Th OF November, one chestnut sorrel
hors six years Cd, about Is hands high,
With hollow in the left shoulder. Tn dol
lars viii be paid for his delivery 10 Wicker
sham's stable or the Undersigned. ]. A.
BOOTY. 236 Y. Main street dl7t*
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sDemiana Bitters makes the old young and
the weak strong and healthy. M. Levy d
Co., wholesale liquor, dealers agents.
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'q pos 1 ss1s. k4lrose Lots, $375 /!

Dozen new buildings going mp; water
piped to every lot new dummy railroad
passes through Melrose, the beautiful. Just
the place to buy for residence or spt cula-
tion CALIFORNIA LAND OFFICE 20
West First street
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O. REWARD-STRAYED OR $40 EN-.
sDO on Sunday last, at or near west end OF
evee, white and black tier (IluD, an
swers To the name of Cir. AT thai time had
on nickel collar. The above reward will be
paid upon leaving her with baggage-master
ANA Fe depot. Any person in whose pos
session she il found will be prosecuted.
dT-3t+
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STRAYED-EROM MY PREMISES, NO
y lS4 Wiel street, CITY, December 5th.
two sorrel ma eS, with white stripe in face
aud white feet and legs; weight about 900
BIS; one 3 and the other 8 years old.
suitable reward will be paid for their re-
turn to me, or information leading to their
recovery. L. G.. Wyatt. DS3tf
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A REWARD OF TWENTY-FIVE PER
n cent of the Invoice price OF
the diamonds, rubiss, opais, etc. taken
from the show window of II. T. Hol-
lingsworth on the evening of November
23d, will be paid on return Of same, and no
questions asked H. T. HoLLlNGsWORTH.
As number OF these stones were evident
| iy lost in trausit this reward will apply
onl to the value of the stones returned.
| ms If -r II. T. II.
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wANTED-nuaLE HFLP.

WANTED-I HFLP.
WANTED JANIToR. CALL AT HER
w Md Office, rs N. Spring st. II
w ,NTEp -INTELLTGENT MEN-LIGHT
w work. Salary Address. X. L., this Of
| flee. d9s
MANIFESTATION MAN TO TAKE
w care of paying vineyard, and bny
small interest Liberal terms and induce
d9.at
Nlhsi-UlAss COAT, PANS AMI VEST
l. makers wanted at Gordan Bros, %
South Surfing Vt novh II
WANrrD-t nAs.E siEaP.
ANTED-Fi CLOAK SA ES-
w woman. Apply personally to MOS
GROVES. 81 9. string st. ds 2t
NY ,NrtD-A NtksE GIRL FUH iHt
w country, 10 miles from town. Apply
bv lctter to p. %. Box ~ Los Angeles. 2oif
WANpbh->sTs va ~
->->-~---~>e>>~>~~->>---~~
GEE BLUE GRASP" FAIRVIEw,
"A NrEi,-oIruATI N 70 40 GrNEn-
w al housewo-k Address M. 3 East
Seventh street d9-2,+
A YOUNG WOMAN WOULD Like TO
n do house 81 aiming or washing BY the day
Address, II, 121 Bartlett t. DEF 2t*
MUTATION WANrED-A YOUNG MAN,
with six years experience as hook
kec"er. would like situation. Address,
J. w HERALD office. deeS Ar
NAes tG--ssiSGEliA >r-'t>.
w NIEu- ! Tic <Ef - n. Y. TX itik
w East. Call tnis morning or to day ut
80 south johnson Il East Los Angeles.
dec9-'t.
XNANTEp--A SINGLh.FOOt Ell RiiING
w horse, for lady. H. JEVNE, 80 aud
40 \. Spring street. derS'f
NNANTED-AN UNFURNISHEn HOUSE
w OF from to 10 rooms in the heart of
the city. Address II. JAY, HERALD Office
n21tf.
WANT DIE >TLEMEN 10 OCCUPY
W two large sunny rooms, nirely fur
nished; rent, SIS each. Apply at 23l Phil
ad"lphia street n20-tf
WAN fED-TO PU CHASE SEVERAL
w good family horses Call or address
TUR' STABLES, corner Seventh and Pearl
streets. dS 2t'
IVANrtU-I WANT tRn e., lEkM-
w and authority t sell every dwelling
house on the market in Los gelts A. l..
re El.E, Boom -, M. IL Court St Met
IF YUU WANT A BEAUTIFUL. cor FOR
L a fine residence. buv one OF those lowell
lots in Highland Tract. South Pasad' ma: n
handsome premium p id TO the first man
who will build n 5000 house upon one of
these lots ROSS, ATWArER & CO., los
Fort ST. nov 27-tf
,NIED-T ENT I>.IUr OF FI\r
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yNANiED-T ENT l>-IUr OF FI\r
w months hotel Of 100 ar more room.
shoul' b. located in crujral part OF ci Y,
lower 81 lie of NJ AIN sire t. between First and
San'a Fe aveuue prt ferred No bar a,-
Ia he'd I, the MOTEL: will take lease for a
ong time. and guarantee good tpua"t. Re
fcrs t., l. s Angeles National bank AID
ar IS T. uN boz. df-'f
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Hay and train Lands
To lease on shares for coming crop. Apply
TOT GARBUTT. IL North Snriup street
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Scrni.yr0PiGaf GEcnd0ra.
Bananas in full bloom. The home OF tn
invalid
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CONSU MPilUNi
ASTHMA, BROSCHITIS, CAyARRH,
And other diseases Of the organs of respira-
tion, treated by the
AEDRALBROCA SYSTEM OF MEDICAL
INHALATION,
AND GENERAL TREATMENT

CatarYh of Nose mn d Throat.
do not claim t at can cure every case
of catarrh, but do claim that my method
will cure the large majority Of cases after all
other means have failed. The cure is pef-
can he referred to. treated three Years mn agn
in this city, with no return of the disease
The fact is now admitted by the best med
al writer's that chronic catarth is caused
by the presence OF living parasites, micr
scOpical in Eze, in the tlssues The Gu, be-
low shows these bacilia as they appear un-
der the microscope, magnifed $50 diametels.
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h'sess e. E-i,s aSCaAA. s.Na4sytS y.
~ lee Blue GRASS" FAIkVIEH.
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81 rPe'. roo 4. HN-'
s'sS& tsE>T -,EaSU1.. Nas,tS.
i &c DLUE GRASS, FAIKvIEN.
N KEYSTONE 500 sECi RES A Lon
" and $500 house. % W. Seeo d t.
ui3 |
mo LEI-HOOsES AND ROOMS. HOUSE,.
i renting agency, 5lUl2 Dowuey ave d4
NOR RENr-IFFICE AND d sK-RUOM,
4 location good;rent cheap. Apply t"
Long IL Everitg cham, ll6 West First Street.
bees lat
TOR RENT-HOTEL FIGUEKoA, COR.
4 Figueroa and Pine Street ready for oc-
cupancy january l. 1888 ntrticulars
apply to L. b. Young. archi ect, o fcr rooms
5 and Roeder Block and 23 South Spring
Dec3 I'm.
sNOR RENT-AT FROM SO TO $50 PER
4 year: safe deposit boxes in absolutely
fire and burglar proof chrome steel vault.
Inspection invited THE CHILDRESS
SAFE DEPOSIT BANK, 81 South Spring st.
n12-tf
NOR RPNT-FOR Two MONTHS, STORE
s. room unw occupied by tue :. T T aus
poss ssion CIV imm sdiateIy 4 fine locr'
ton fnr selling h 'liday goods; viii r-nt for
4ny kind Of business. FO I'D e. MYER. cor
Main aud FRS streets. d''-tf
NOR RENT-THE REDLANDS HOTt L
Il will be- completed about January LIST
IL is Il substantial brick building, three sto-
rice in height, S0xl16 feet, with IS MONS,
bathrooms, etc modern improvements. 1t
is located at Redlauds, san Bernardino
county, on the San Beruardino Valley Rail
road, and is also the terminus OF the Snn
Brrnardino and Redands Motor Road The
city of Redlnnds is the liveliest. most enter
prising and best built town IN California. A
first-class hotel man can rent on reasonable
terms and make money from the start. AID
dress or call on f. G. JUDSON, or X. ].
WATERS. Redlsnds. Cal. d4-14t
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Good table, fine rooms, at Long Beach.
One hour from Los Angeles.
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WAN fED-rU PU CHASE SEVERAL
w good family horses Call or address
TUR' STABLES, corner Seventh and Pearl
streets dS2t
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N Keystone - $lo0 sECi RES A LOI
VI and $500 house IS W. Seeo d t.
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WANT DE >TLEMEN 10 OCCUPY
| w two large sunny rooms, nirely fur
| nished rent, SIS each. Apply at 23l Phil
ad"lphia street n20-tf
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PsfssIas McCarihy's! |as " w. A. LIST

FINE BUILDING LOTS IN CITY FOR
1850 TO $4O0 EACH. You better call
quick. The owners order a positive sale at
once.
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nor RENr-'I FFICE and D SK-ROOM,
& location good;rent cheap. Apply tu
Long II Everihgham, ZIG West First Street.
bees lAr
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SITU ALTON WANTED-A YOUNG MAN,
y with six years experience as hook-
kec"er, would like a situation. Address,
J. w r HERALD office. deeS Ar
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-11-16

suppressed by the police with great difficulty.
In February, 1856, the workmen at the Nc
CoEmick factory struck, and Pinkerton's
men were employed to defend the property,
and there was riot. On May 1, 1856, the
workingmen Of Chicago, with few excep-
tions, carried out their plan Of general
strike for an eight hour day. The strike was
well managed and partially successful On
May August Spies delivered fierce philip
pic against the non-union men still employed
at the Mccormick works, and there was an
encounter between the sscabs" and police on
one side and the strikers on the other. A
short and terrible fight occurred; several
men were killed and many more wounded in
various degrees. From the battle ground
August Spies hurried to the Office Of The
Arbeiter Zeitung, wrote and had printed and
distributed the noted revenge circular.
On May 4 there was rioting nearly all day
on Blue Island avenue, near the Mccormick
works The First regiment was ordered to
be in readiness at its armory and the entire
police force was kept in instant readiness.
The Arbeiter Zeitung Of that morning urged
destructive action, and the Anarchists were
busy among the strikers all day. Thousands
Of copies Of the following notice were scat
tired through the city:
ATTENTION, woRKNGMEN!
Great mass meeting tonight at 7:30 o'clock at
the Haymarket, Randolph street, between Des-
PLANES and Halstead. Good speakers will be
present to denounce the latest atrocious acts OF
the poIce-the shooting Of our fellow workmen
yesterday afternoon. Workingmen, arm your
selves and appear in full force!
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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THE TRIAL.


retired at $50 p. M, and at 10 a. m. next
day, Aug. 20, returned a verdict Of guilty
against all the defendants, with sentence Of
fifteen years in the penitentiary for Oscar
Neebe, and death for the other seven.
The trial began and ended with sensations.
On the first day A. R. Parsons, who had
escaped and been in hiding, walked into the
courtroom, announced his voluntary sur
render and took his place in the dock with
his friends. At the close, when asked by the
court if they had aught to say why sentence
Of death should not be pronounced, they all
made long addresses, those Of Parsons and
Fielden being the best. That of Spies con-
sisted of pleading and defiance, reasoning on
liberty and quotations from Scripture. In
the course of his remarks he spoke Of Christ
as Socialist. Schwab and Neebe gave ar
glments against tho regularity Of the trial
Fielden excited some astonishment by say
ing: "The great Socialist, Jesus Christ, said
1900 years ago: Better that ninety-nine
guilty men should go uApunished than that
one innocent man should suffer-" Judge
Gary then sentenced the seven men to bo
hanged
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struction of tho two sections in tho revised
statutes of illinois chapter IS, div. = sections
Q and 81, which abolish tho previous distinc-
ton between principal and accessory, and
provide that any one who, mot being pres
sent, hath advised, encouraged, aided or
allotted, y shall be considered as
principal and r. = may DO punished as
such, whether tho principal is convicted or
not" On tho 14th of September tho court
rendered an opinion, which fills twenty-one
closely printed columns, and is all exhaustive
exposition of the law, fully confirming the
decision of tho court below. And SO the pris-
oners were sentenced ITO be hanged on the
18th of November, 1887. Another hope re-
maincd. Gen. Roger A. Pryor, Gen. Benja-
min F. Butler and Hon. Randolph Tucker were
employed as ,.,pcrts in constitutional law,
and an appeal made to the supreme court o.
tho United States, the chief allegation being
that tho accused had not been tried by ON
'imparticl jury" as required by the national
constitution. The revised statutes Of Illinois
permit the choice Of n juryman who has
formed an opinion from reading newspaper
accounts of the case, provided he makes oath
that his opinion is not such IS could not DO
overthrow by evidence. i question Of
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THE ANARCHISTS SIDE.

TlC ftlNtIaST1lS1 y SI6Gs
Perhaps the best possible summary Of tho
Anarchists defense Of their action and their
belief Is found in the letters addressed by the
condemned to Governor Oglesby, Of Illinois,
extracts from which are given:
E1scHER's LETTER
To Mr.. r J. Oglesby, Governor OF the State OF
! Illinois:
DEAR sm-I am aware chat petitions are being
circulated and signed by the general public ask
was inflicted upon me by criminal court Of this
state Anent this action Of sympathizing and
well meaning portion Of the people, solemnly
declare that 1t has not my sanction. AS man OF
principle, cannot accept mercy. lam not guilty
OF the charge in the indictment-of murder.
am no murderer, and cannot apologize for On &C.
ton on ct which know am innocent And SHOULD mo- u
Honesty believe to be true and noble? No.
am no hypocrite, and have, therefore, no excuses
ftpHneE with regard to being an Anarchist, be.
daveS Only strengthened my convictions The
question Is, Am responsible for the death Of the
policemen at the Haymarket? and say no, un'
less you assert that every Abolitionst could have
been held responsible for the deeds Of John
History repeats itself. AS the powers that be
have at all times thought that they could stem
the progressive tide by exterclinating o few
'.hckers" SO do the ruling class o. today imagine
that they can put a stop to tte movement OF
labor emancipation by hanging few Of its advo
Gates. Progress in its victorious march has had
to overcome many obstacles which seemed In
vincible, and many of its apostles have died
the death of martyrs. The obstacles which bar
the road Of progress today seem to be invincible,
too, but they will be overcome nevertheless
At all times when the condition Of society has
become such tba- q large portion Of the people
complained of the existing injustice, the ruling
classes have denied the truth Of these complaints
but have said that the discomfort of the portion
Of the people in question was due only to the
Today, again, some people assert that the .'d-d